Austin American-Statesman - 2017-04-01

• Mobile home residents in relocation quandary
• El Paso Democrat O'Rouke opens bit unseat Cruz
• Merck center would create 600 area jobs
• Witness: Driver in crash was texting
• TEXAS RELAYS
• Gorsuch drama heads for its climactic week
• DA’S PUBLIC INTEGRITY UNIT HOPES FOR STATE AID
• TOWER PLANNED FOR HOOTERS SITE ON RIVERSIDE
• AUTHOR: WOMEN CAN ‘WORK PAUSE THRIVE’
• Tillerson tells NATO: Hike defense spending
• Opening an oasis inside food desert
• Legislator championin­g phone ban “saddened” by report,
• Church shooter to take state deal
• Zika vaccine trials seeking volunteers
• Religious freedom doesn’t require right to discrimina­te against others
• Tack on intel agencies hints at anxiety, distrust
• Three held, charged in fire that collapsed Atlanta road
• Dakota pipeline lawyers challenge Sioux religious infringeme­nt claim
• ‘Bathroom bill’ pullback drawing mixed reviews, may not help state
• Superinten­dent applicants under review
• Strong first quarter for stocks ends on down day
• Trump’s new orders target the trade gap
• Eurozone likely to keep stimulus plan as inflation drops
• Consumer spending flat in February
• Sprinting toward the future
• Gamecocks, Zags united in defense
• Injuries taking toll on backs
• ASTROS PITCHER MUSGROVE IMPRESSES IN FINAL TUNEUP
• TIGER WOODS PULLS OUT OF NEXT WEEK’S MASTERS
• Results from Friday’s events,
• Injured pitcher not with team
• Oregon, UNC look for better outcome
• Gifford, Kerley aim for golden farewell
• No track, no problem for Johnson
• Mile race features big-name runners
• Vegas oddsmakers say Cubs favored to repeat
• Pausing for life
• Find music of all kinds this weekend in Austin
• Foolishnes­s is not limited to a single calendar day

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